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WATER FAMINE.

An Alarming Situation in Central and
Southern Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. lathe probabilities OF
a water famine in Central and Southern
Illinois are becoming alarming. at
Springfield, up to and including yester-
day, there is deficiency of 1916 inches
Of rainfall for tho year as compared with
the average precipitation for the came por.
ton Of the year for the last eight years.
Up to July 80 there was slight excess
over the average :; go that the deficiency
has all occurred since then. On account
OF the long drouth preceding the October
dryneas, the water supply is at a mini
mum. A United states Deputy Marshal
who Just returned from Hamilton county,
gaye, he found the farmers there hauling
water ten miles Tor culinary usea. He re-.
lates case in Wayne county where q
farmer who is great breeder Of fine and
fancy geese, and a has about two hundred
Of theao bifd5 on his farm, has 70 haul
water three miles for them. i.S3
The Chicago & Alton road runs daily
water trains through Springfield south,
and there is scarcely road in Southern
Illinois that Is not more or less engaged in
the Bame business, some Of them employ.
ing all the facilities they can command
for that purpose. The city Of Litchfeld,
which has an excellent water supply, is
deriving a handsome revenue from the
sale Of water, at a Hxed price per tank, to
be delivered 70 the towns along tho roads
passing through there. It Is evident thai
unless relief arrives before hard freezing
seta in, actual distress will follow.
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9 A HARD MAN TO KILL.
a White Desperndo Wiped Out After II,
5 IL. Il Had Shot Several lutlinnn.

a White Desperate Wiped Out After He
n Had Shot Several Indians.
Victoria, B. O., Nov. 14.-Newa has
reached here Of terrible shooting afIray
at the Indian village near Kamloop.
A man named Mclean and an Indian
companion became drunk and quarrel
some. The Indian watchman and an.
other Indian attempted to arrest them
They took. McLean's companion
and started Tor the village, but had
only gone short distance when
they we're ovsrtaken by Mclean. i He
told them to release his companion, and
upon their refusing to do go shot the In.
dian fatally and then shot aud killed The
night watchman. Ti.55g3f -T70'
Mclean also shot man through the
head who attempted to stop his horse
He went home, got fresh horse ready
and started for the village, but wal
met BY some Of the Indians and
killed one Of them. Five or 81,
shots were fred at Mclean, the balls pass.
Ing through his body. The chief and
othera then appeared on the scene and
one Of them fred at Mclean and shot hin
through the head. h WI =
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: a DANGEROUS 'AYARCHIsT.

-sl-s - - 'I--T go m q ~ = }tf
Herr Most tho Worst IN tho 4ot-what In,
spoetor Dyrne Thinks of Him.
& NEW York, Nov. A.-Inspector Byrne
considers John Most the moat dangerous
Anarchist in America. Yesterday he said:
II regard Most as responsible for the Hay
market murders in Chicago. He Is more
to be feared than all tho rest. ,Tako the
case ot Liueg, for instance. He was "a
years old. He was born in a province OF
Germany, and some years ago fed to
Sweden to escape the consequences OF
some aot.. His Bympathizers In Sweden
BECAME convinced that he was giving the
Government Information end { ho was
forced out OF that country. From there
he went to Chicago, and 80 fell under tho
spell Of Most's I'M nauence. He studied
Most's books on the art OF making dyna.
mite bombs, and to him Is given the credit
Of manufacturing the bombs thrown at
the Haymarket. S ,tt. Z
\ Most's teachinga made him d fanatic.
This same Most, though, is the biggest
coward OF the whole lot. Il !. i.-5s,
n It was an suneventful% Sunday on the
East Side go far as Anarchist meetings
were concerned. No public dinplsy oc.
CURED. The few Anarchiut0 In Williams.
burg who threatsned on Saturday to paint
that section OF Brooklyn a afcrlmaon color
didn't stir themselves yesterday to avenge
the deaths Of their Chicago brethren.
The police were on reserve sll day, but
not once wore their services needed. AT
the various rendezvous Of the men only "a
lew were seen, and they kept unusually
QUIET Il The Jersey. City .Ansrchints ! de-
cded byyote not to hold amock funeral,
The Newark authorities are taking atepa
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A DISASTROUS BLAZE.
OVER 1so HORSES cREMATED
And Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. worth
Of Property Destroyed In Brooklyn. +
Street Car Stables and Tenement Z

NEW YoRx, Nov. 14.-Fire tonight In
Brooklyn destroyed the station Of the
Culver's Prospect Park and Ooney leland
railroad, the stables Of the Vanderbilt
avenue horse car line, large quantity Of
feed, rolling stock and large number Of
hores, q total loss Of more than $500, 1000.
The fire broke out In the cellar Of the
building at the corner Of Ninth avenue
and Twentieth street. d,
The building had frontage Of 200 feet
on the avenue and 125 feet on the street.
The cellar was usea! as a fuel room and
the fire was speedily carried up through
an enormous elevator nhaft. On the sec.
ond floor were l57 horses which became
so frantic that all attempts to save
them had to be abandoned. Iu the
meantime the FIRE had gained such
headway that the entire building was
mass Of flame, and light was distinctly
visible for miles. By this time twenty.
five engines were on the ground and work.
ing at high pressure. Despite this fact
two threesstory brick buildings on the op.
poaite side Of Ninth avenue we're burned.
The lower floors were occupied ~ stores
and on the upper floors were number Of
poor families, who lost most Of their
efIsate. In addition to the loss Of the
stable, tho Vanderbilt Avenue line loses
157 horssH, a Thousand tale9 Of hay, %
cars and quantity OF feed. 8i8 81.
Tho loases are estimated as follows:
building, $4,000; cars, $4,000; horses,
$22, 900, and feed, $4,000. Tie llcross and
property are insured for $87 900. The r.
P. 4 O. I. Railroad Company estimated
its loes at Sic, 900, and the dwelling houses
were worth sbout $4,000.
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i. Mr.. Florence harmet Dead.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. l4.-Mr. Florence
Marmet, coal dealer, and President Of the
Raymond City, W. Va, Coal Company,
Vice President OF German National
Bank in Cincinnati,a leading man in pub.
Lie enterprises in the Ohio Valley, and
widely known among business men in the
entire West, dropped dead in his Office at
halt.past two this afternoon OF apople1y.
It is supposed that he leaves great for
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THE GROWN PRINCE.
PLANS TO SAVE MS LIFE
Being Discussed By the Dootors--The Anx.
iety ofthe Emperor and the Fortituds Of /
the Standardization Rioters Fined l
and Sentenced The Paris Scandal. NJ

l. n II
BERLIN, NOV. l4.-Drs. Bergmann, Gler
hardt and Tobold have adopted the re-
port OF DR.. Schmidt In which tba o,,,.
ro,,,nso =, .ha Co.. : .,, 49, ,Ao eA',
pSssd Sn Tbo ri ~ ,oo u,onI r.incea laiynH L
ssnstsi s - o occons W.UI tha nce aSs not yes con
% Tha EmnrSss W roos Iii iiis p.an o. 15eatmens
dnv sha bea oTn,.saad T a1sdth o; 70 nelln 70.
ths c,sr 70 hos ha. ha.,sh III, ues!Ie 70 greer
Tha hmns,or @ ori. aIsn. WV wap, p1fm,t. mt ,,,.
p,inco W;iIiom vhn Stup' w "ei III tAss nlRnt,;
iIom a v,.;t " ~ "nG =. t,,hn hHe Juss le!1tneo
ws. ~ rooo;noa % ~ ~ nom, ns ihsnet a. ~ oan hemoi
IS Si.;ns. Jou u.na ~ novn m. " tne Lnpeior.
ana s"hw;ds uyd,"s ha,d ,SsyS atas Do. nesgmann
insv,tahla @ ~ tS .Sa G.am,, Suas h1p,yngotomy ia
% wonM nn,v ~ ,esos, ans sowm " WI aance. % lhey
thr P,;nca'o l;is !, " o.as onvaot amfIaa:t 20 eaSe
thraataned Tbav n,ain,a;n aSo yVa1loI thn nn, was
that 4 would havS haan a'1,n hat.au .ne opinlon
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a Gigantic Boycott Pro posed,

= ~
PHILADEIruIA, Nov. A.-The friends Of
the striking coal miners in the Lehigh
Valley regions, are talking about boycott
ing the others who have business relations
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany, tho Lshigh Coal and Navigation
Company and individual operators.
a secret meeting Of representatives
Of the railroad employee organisations
was hold in this city yesterday, and it is
understood that it waB then decided to
adopt this course. The plan II carried out
may prove an important factor in the
strike, the Reading Railroad Employee
Convention embracing $1,000 men, the
District Assembly Of Pennsylvania Aassm.
bly, 81 about 20. 600, and the I.ehirh Val.
Icy employees assemblies about ., 600.
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A Peculiar Suit.

WlLKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. l4.-A sensa-
ton was created here this afternoon by an
application from William Kibler and wife
and others interested, for mandamus to
compel the susquehanna Coal Company
to produce tho bodies OF twenty'six miners
who wore buried in No. slope Of that
company at Nanticoke, on the 18th OF De:
ssmber, 1885, and whose bodies are still
entombsd In the pit. It would cost $780,
900 to dig them out. s,,S,s ~ s Z. ~, ID:
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\ Mn. CHAMBERLAIN TALKS. I

He Docs Not Think England IL Ready "a
n Adopt y Protective Tafin Policy. &
New YoRx, Nov. 14.-1n an interview
Yesterday the Right Hon. Joseph Cham.
berlalu said: .As regards the execution
Of the Anarchists In Ohlcago, did no.
follow the reports Of the trial, but have
somehow the impression that those men
were condemned not for the doctrines
held OK preached, but for the murder OF n
number Of policemen. ! hold very strong.
ly to the doctrine that tho frst duty Of a
democracy Ia to obey their own law.
Change II when 1t is found wrong, but
obey 1t while 1t Is In force, Any disobe:
dience to law In democracy Ia treason to
the commonwealth. HifaEf9Is., ~ i7f}
"Of course" he went on, ~ can only
speak In general terms. There are stIll
great complaints but less OF lack Of en-.
ployment than Of dimunltion Of profits.
That Ia to say, capital has suffered more
In proportion than the working clans dur.
Ing the past few years. The production OF
all the chief articles Of our trade has con-
tinuously Increased, but the prices they
are sold at are SO low that the margin Of
profit has in many cases disapp cared.
This ID the case with Iron, coal, cotton
and cloth goods, chemicals and all the eta.
pies. The manufacturer will keep on
turning out more and more, so that EN-.
ployment Is found pretty generally for the
population; but the manufacturers com.
plain that they are doing all this business
for nothing" .s7 373TIfIIl I77 !,
."Would protective tariff ever be nos.
sible IN England ?" asked the reporter. n
III don't think that the majority Of our
people would submit to anything that
would increase the prices OF the cheap ar
hcles OF consumption at the present time,
Our free trade policy secures to us the
greater portion Of the nuetral trade and
II We were to hamper our production BY a
this advantage" Fl7l 3IiI7,9r -
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WHY lie ,IeRsIGNED.
A Preacher Gives up a Congregation Of
H .Ft Anarchistlc Members. N Ngi

A Preacher Gives up q Congregation Of
H .Fl Anarchistlo Members. N Ygl
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 4.--Rsv. Il. Q.
Heyaer, pastor Of . German evangelical
church In tho Twenty.sixth ward, has
rendered his resignation. To a reporter
he said: "The cause Of tho diaapreemeu
Is due to the fact that We have socialista
and |. Anarchists among the church
members. They want a religion with.
out a Christ and a world without God.
That Ia kind Of theology OF which have
no understanding, and not able to preach
1t, I resigned" The most influential mem.
bers Of the congregation, 1t appears, are
either aaloon.keepers or proprietors Of
shooting galleries, and, as the church is
an independent one, there is no power to
diecipline them, ri%ElFN3T rS1 1lr7, 5
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, Ill Effects Of the Droutl,,

DAYTON, o., Nov. l4.-In all the villages
and through the isrmipg districts Of the
Miami valley, as result Of the water fam
inc, an epidemic Of diphtheria and feveru
prevail, and the further the Investigation
is extended the more appalling are the
reports Of the plague. At Lewisburg,
where the death list is the greatest, the
schools are closed and tho children are
forbidden to 20 upon the streets. jii'}
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Mr.. o. Brien's Prison OIotbcs

DUBLIN, Nov. 14.-The Frsea;o.s Jour
nal says that the clothes offered to Mr..
O'Brien in TullRmors Jail were made OF
Mount IcJ prison, and were OF blue ma.
teerr;al. They were totally unlike the ordi-
mary prison garb. Dr.. Moorehesd has
had an interview with Mr.. O'Brien. He
says he found him fercely excited and
coughing frequently. He complained Of
Q breach Of faith on the part OF the jailera
in removing his clothes while he was in
jail Friday night. al N : n i$::is5alz5
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TnE Ansrchist apoIogists insist thst it
was murder to hang the Anarchist mur.
derers, because with them murder was q
principle. When murder becomes On in
dividual principle hanging becomes pub
lie necessity. Whether murder be 9 prin-
ciple, pastime or passion, society can.
not tolerate it. Anarchy means the doing
away with all law, and to this proposition
the milliona of Americans do not assent.
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A PLUCKY WOMAN,
Bravely Defends Hor Honor from tho As.
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DthNVAy OcAolub 4OuOF IeU" AZ
snult Of Negro Farm 4fud,
Y New YoRk, Nov. 14-A Macon, Ca,
upecial ssya: During the absence Of he,
husband, Mrs. William Reagan, Of Mile,
county, was assaulted by negro lahore,
on the farm, named Joe Reese. Mrs.
Reagan happened to have 8 knife in her
baud .wnen tho negro grabbed her, and a
fearful struggle ensued. < She attempted
to cut his throat, but finally had to give
that up. It Was not until q plunge was
made into the abdomen Of her a9aailant
that he rolled oyer bleeding proiusely
The ast va0 sour. inches long, and disem-
bowled tho wretch. The lady, then
thoroug ughly aftIiphted, ran and alarmed
the neighoors. When they gathered at
the acene Of tho outrage they found that
Reese had eaca ped, going toward .ha river.
They set our in seafph oi him, armed and
swearing that they: would not bring him
back alive. They followed him across the
line into Florida on hot trail and have
probably lynched him by this time.
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Tho Fight Rnn n nrn,r.

MlNNEApoL1s, Nov. A.-A prizs fight
took place tonight between Frank
Glover, Of Chicago, and John P.
Glove, Of Denver. The terms of the
light were fifteen rounds, Marquis
Of Queensbury rules, two and a half ounce
gloves, winner to take rs per cent of the
receipts. Glove had the best Of the fight
from tho Htart. The fight was declared q
draw when the referee called time in the
fifteenth round. IA. q f1JI3.l t5s77..f, z
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kicking Against nu..,an Schools.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Advicea from Box.
hara state that 1000 Mollahs have been
melted to opposition to the building Of a
Russian achool. The leader Of the
Mollahs and forty Of his partisans have
been arrested, but riot is considered i'm
minent If the work on the school Is CON
tinued. Azul vi Mulk will shortly visit
the British viceroy nt Calcutta on Import
buaineas. -, 55-s.
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IT is true, as Mr.. Carakadon says In his
very entertaining article, that In New
York the Prohibitionints poll an increas.
ing vote. It iH also true that they insured
victory for the rum combination. It is
supposed by Third Party Prohibitionists
that there ia soms subtantial moral gain
In this. We confess that We are unable
~ non n 70 |--' w., 10. =t'IsFl r. r. 7a-.
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TO SEQ 1t.

THE rumor Ia again revived that Don NJ.
Dickinson is to go into the Cabinet. This
is on the assumption that Villas is to be-
come Secretary of the Interior. Hasn't
the President enough spoilsmen about
him? Dickinson will delight the hearts
Of the Mugwumps. He can scent m Office
as far as any man in thirty.eight States.
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Progress OF Manu- ufaotur,nr Industries,

NEW YoRk. Nov. l4.-The follow.
Ing summary shows the progress o.
the manufacturing industries Of thu
country, including incorporated com
paniee, buildings, etc, as re-
ported to New Enterprises, newspaper
for the week ending November II: Build
inga Coating over S., 900 esch), IS, s., ,525,
t0n; BRIDGES, numbering 10, $322, 200
churches, 81, S7l0. 600; electric light com
panies aud new plants, II, 81, 500. 900; gal
companies, 5, ST ,003, 500 j; manufacturing
companies, 95, 60, ,27a, 500; mills, factories
ETC., 81. $3.50. 100; mining companies, 90
SZ6. Ivy 500; railroads and e1.ensions, $751;
GAO, 600; water works, s, s., 075, 900. ;.,5i.'
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A Great Fire In Bruss OILS.

BRussEIs, Nov. 1.-THE Ministry Of
Agriculture building caught fire during
the night and was destroyed. The Oham-
ber Of Deputies and the Miniatry Of FL
nance building were with great difficulty
saved. The less is great. Chevalier De
Merean, the Minister OF Agriculture, and
his wife and family, who dwelt in the
burned building, had to flee Tor their
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MIR, Pypo Deees tho Polica.

DUBLIN, Nov. l4.-A meeting Of the
Land League was held yesterday in front
Of Lislsrny castle, Waterford, the reai-
dence Of Mr.. Pyne, member Of Parliament,
for whose aryeat a warrant has just been
issued. Mr.. Pyne has taken refuge in the
castle, which he has fortified and .en.
trenched. He addressed the crowd
through an aperture in the castle. he
boaated that the building was perfectly
fortified. and deaed tho police to make
an assault.
The city Of. Limerick has been pro.
claimed under the Grimes acEs z 5:S44 ! S4 8
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Old Enough to Know better.

GAINESVILLE, GA, Nov. 1T. "A. Drill
lard, is one of the Oldest citizens in Grin.
nettcounty. Lately he has grown jealous Of
his wife, who is the mother of eleven chill.
dren, and swore out warrants against her
and Henry West, 1G years old. Return.
ing home he procured a gun and struck
his wife terrible blow across the head
with 1t, knocking her senueless. He then
inflicted another wound which is pro.
nounced fatal billiard has been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15
To Suppress Sunday Papern.

PlTTs1uAan, Nov. la.-4t s meeting of
the PtcSbytssian ministers to-day. resolu.
tions were unanimously adopted donounc-
ing Sunday newspapers and protesting
against their publication, sale and reading
on the Sabbath day; also entyeattng all
lovers OF eocial ordef spd the Sabbath to
wlthdrag thess patronage from such pa
pers, and threatening to- appeal to the
authorities to have them suppressed. The
resolutions were then cent to the minis
tess Of other churches with a request that
similar action bo taken. t45.Gf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15
A Now Postmaster Gonorais

NEw York, Nov. liza Washington
special 10 the World states that Don N.
Dickinson, Of Michigan, has notified the
President that be will accept the position
Of Postmaster General. Mr.. Dickinson Is
said to have arranged with Elliott G.
Stevenson to look after hi1 private prac.
tice while he 10 in;the Cabinet. sii ,!ys.: !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15

COLONEL Taylor, Of the Cincinnati En-.
suirer, inuiats that he did have an inter.
view with Governor Foraker, as printed.
This raises a question Of veracity, and the
public may take Its choice. Leaving
character entirely out Of the question and
weighing tho probabilities, We shall be.
lisve Governor Foraker. 1t was an I'M
probable utterance that was put into the
mouth Of Governor Foraker, for there ia
no reason to think him insane. -